

| Subject: | Re: new years resolution - continue to own a non-burnt van |
| From: | jimt |
| Date: | Wed, 15 Dec 2004 21:55:47 -0700 |
On 12/15/04 8:11 PM, "Jim Felder" <felder@KNOLOGY.NET> wrote: > I too am a candidate, having all the hose I need freshly arrived from a > list vendor. I didn't get the hose clamps when I ordered it, though. > What should I be looking for, the non-perforated type clamps that > fasten the radiator hoses? There is another type of clamp on the car, > used around the fuel pump for instance, that used a crimped collar that > apparently takes a special plier design to install. Which is it? > > Thanks, > > Jim > > On Dec 15, 2004, at 8:31 PM, Jonathan Poole wrote: > >> I have been planning to replace the fuel lines on my '82 a.c. in early >> January also.. >> >> I have heard about how low the quality of replacement lines can be, >> and how some clamps cut into the lines. I wish to avoid poor quality >> but can't remember where to get good lines and good clamps for my >> replacement job. I will be ordering from an online source and will be >> doing all of the engine lines, and possibly the tank lines as well. >> >> I know there are some vendors on this list, and don't want to create >> any trouble, I just want to do the job right, and with the right parts >> so if anyone knows of a high-quality fuel line source (reasonably >> priced too if possible) let me know. >> >> Thanks >> Jonathan Poole >> > > The holey type can be used but they also make ones designed for fuel lines that have a smooth inner ring to clamp with. Usually found at the flaps near fuel line. With 90 percent of the staff that works at FLAPS these days good luck if you ask for them directly. Lately even with an account with one of the other flaps I do most of my hardware stuff at napa. Most of them still hire pro. jimt
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